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Hyperbaric Oxygen for Wounds and Diabetic Ulcers

Hyperbaric Oxygen for Wounds and Diabetic Ulcers

Lawrence already had half of his foot removed when he first visited the Memorial Hospital Center For Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at Memorial Hospital Pembroke. The therapy helped saved his leg from being amputated. 

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Oxygen Chamber can Boost Brain Repair

Oxygen Chamber can Boost Brain Repair

We always think of brain damage as irreversible, whether it’s a result of a stroke, traumatic injury or metabolic disorder. But three Israeli researchers recently reported that treatment with high levels of oxygen can reinvigorate dormant neurons and improve patients’...

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HBOT Treatment for Veteran with Brain Damage

Patt Maney elaborates on his experience with brain damage in the military and how Hyperbaric Oxygen helped him."After about 20 dives, people that knew me before the injury and after the injury, started to say, you look better, you're more engaged, you're...

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Hyperbaric Autism Treatment Shows Possible Promise

Hyperbaric Autism Treatment Shows Possible Promise

To battle her son's autism, Kazuko Curtin did more than look into a treatment -- she started a clinic for it. Twelve years ago, Curtin was told by doctors that her son had autism. In subsequent years, while attending conferences, she heard about treatment in a...

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Can hyperbaric oxygen therapy help autistic kids?

Can hyperbaric oxygen therapy help autistic kids?

"It may help reverse, theoretically, some of the process that’s causing the autism." You might be familiar with hyperbaric oxygen treatment, in which a patient breathes in extra oxygen while inside a pressurized chamber, as a therapy for the bends and carbon monoxide...

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Medicare Decision on HBOT for Diabetic Wounds

Medicare Decision on HBOT for Diabetic Wounds

Decision Memo for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Hypoxic Wounds and Diabetic Wounds of the Lower Extremities (CAG-00060N) Diabetic Wounds of the Lower Extremities: The evidence is adequate to conclude that HBO therapy is clinically effective and, thus, reasonable and...

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